Next Tottenham Manager Update: Frank 3/10 for Spurs job after Big Ange sacked | OneFootball

5pm update: Ange sacked

Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham reign has come to an end little more than two weeks after winning the club its first trophy in 17 years.

Thomas Frank is the likely replacement, with the Brentford manager 3/10 to lead the club into the 2025/26 season according to the latest Betfair Sportsbook odds on the most hotly-debated Premier League manager's job.

The Dane was backed at 100/1 in December and, since speculation about Posteocoglou's future has mounted, the Dane has received 15% - the most of any candidate - of the bets on who will get the job next.

Postecoglou lead Tottenham to their first silverware for 17 years when they beat Manchester United in the Europe League final just over a fortnight ago.

But Spurs finished 17th in the Premier League and Postecoglou has been under pressure for months and, before the Europa League final, it was reported that Levy had decided to dispense with Postecoglou regardless of the outcome of the match.

Levy's lack of sentimentality was at odds with some fans who wanted Postecoglou to be given the chance to improve the team's Premier League fortunes next season.

But the decisions was made late on Firday afternoon with the news breaking just before 5pm that Postecoglou had been sacked.

Will Thomas Frank be next Spurs manager?

Frank has established Brentford as a Premier League force since taking over at the west London club in 2018.

This season, they finished seven places above Spurs in 10th but Tottenham's place in the Champions League 2025/26 - which they earned by winning the Europa League - may make the job appealing to Frank. If he takes it, he will be charged with re-establishing the club among the elite.

Fulham's Marco Silva is next in the market at 4/1. He got Fulham into the Premier League and has kept them there for three seasons, although his disappointing earlier spell at Everton may count against him.

Crystal Palace's Oliver Glasner 9/1 is next in the Betfair Sportsbook market, after The Eagles won the FA Cup - their first ever major trophy - although Mauricio Pochettino has proved popular with punters.

The former-Tottenham boss, who is currently in charge of the US national team, is 20/1 to return to the north London club. That's a big price but he has recevied 13% of the bets in the market - second only to Frank.

At current odds, it will be a surprise if anyone other than Frank becomes the new Tottenham boss.